Pediatric Insights: Advances and Innovations with Children’s Health

The Pediatric Therapeutic Endoscopy Program at Children’s Health is a nationally recognized program leading the way in minimally invasive treatments and diagnostics through advanced and therapeutic endoscopy. Dr. David Troendle discusses the program, including ways they are working to improve outcomes and increase access for patients. For more information about the Pediatric Therapeutic Endoscopy...

In 2013, Children’s Health and UT Southwestern developed Texas’ first and one of the nation’s most comprehensive TeleNICU programs. The program connects neonatologists at Level 2 or Level 3 NICUs with UT Southwestern neonatologists and 150 clinical and surgical subspecialists at Children’s Health. Dr. Jawahar Jagarapu discusses his research on the benefits of this program, from extending care to c...

The Urology and Neurosurgery teams at Children’s Health come together to improve the quality of life for patients with spina bifida. Micah Jacobs, M.D., and Bradley Weprin, M.D., discuss their multidisciplinary and patient-centric approach to spina bifida care. Learn more about the  Pediatric Spina Bifida and Neurogenic Bladder Center  at Children's Health.

When it comes to treating iron deficiency anemia, experts at Children's Health have a unique perspective. Learn about their method and more.

Experts from the Nephrology team at Children’s Health discuss the research that helps them examine novel treatments to improve outcomes of acute kidney injury.

From assessment to diagnosis and treatment, Children’s Health offers cutting-edge and personalized scoliosis care.

Experts from the Fetal Heart Center at Children’s Health answer frequently asked questions about arrhythmia for providers.

Experts discuss the importance of establishing a process for the transition to adult care for pediatric patients using the discipline of neurology as an example. Learn about their process and how to set patients up for success at your clinic or hospital.

The Pediatric Acute Care Cardiology Collaborative (PAC3) is an initiative that strives to help children hospitalized with heart conditions achieve better outcomes through traditional research and quality improvement science. Dr. Madsen, the new Chief of Cardiology and Executive Director of PAC3, shares details in this episode.

Learn more about imposter syndrome, how it can affect physicians, and ways to overcome it.

Multiple disciplines partnered to create a Lymphatic Occlusion Intervention Program to help Fontan patients overcome complications including plastic bronchitis and recurrent pleural effusions.

Each year, the Children’s Health sickle cell disease program cares for approximately 900 children with various forms of sickle cell disease, often with the very treatments their researchers developed. Learn more about the state-of-the-art approaches to infection prevention, pain management and treatment of specific organ-related complications.

The Children’s Health neonatal intensive care unit is one of the only NICUs in North Texas to offer a neonatal TeleTransport program , which includes the TeleCooling treatment as part of the program. Listen to learn more about TeleCooling.

Learn about the risk factors and symptoms of pediatric stroke patients, including why kids have strokes and what you can do as a physician to help.

After pediatric pulmonologists at Children’s Health saw a spike in adolescent patients referred with unusual symptoms that resembled pneumonia and viral gastroenteritis, they set out to learn why.

Research at Children’s Health fuels innovative treatment options for children facing a rare diagnosis of Bow Hunter Syndrome. Learn how neurology experts are paving the way for patients to receive specialized, multidisciplinary care.

Babies with complex congenital (from birth) heart conditions need special care. The Fetal Heart Program at Children’s Health? offers that care even before babies are born.  Learn more about the expert care and accurate diagnoses at the nation’s first elite certified fetal cardiac monitoring program.

The Children’s Health Bariatric Surgical Center works with adolescents and their families to address the problem of obesity and decide if bariatric surgery is their best solution. Learn how they identify candidates for weight loss surgery and provide the surgical, medical, nutritional, emotional and social support necessary for adolescents.

The Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN) offers teleconferencing and telephonic consultations to primary care providers so they can easily connect with the behavioral health community and its experts in order to better serve the pediatric population facing mental, behavioral or developmental disorders. Dr. Mili Khandheria and Brittany Mumford, behavior health care manager, share their insight.

Dr. Rina Sanghavi shares valuable information about how experts at Children’s Health take the mind-gut connection into consideration when it comes to diagnosing abdominal pain in pediatric patients.

Learn how the School-Based Telehealth and TeleBehavioral Health programs came to life and how virtual care is improving the patient family experience.

Elaine Beardsley, an expert from the Children’s Health Resilience, Integrated Ethics, Staff Support and Engagement (RISE) team, addresses the reality of burnout in the health care profession, the importance of self-care, and how they help support and navigate health care staff in times of need.

Dr. Rashmin Savani and Dr. Jawahar Jagarapu discuss the birth of TeleNICU at Children’s Health and how it is improving virtual care for our smallest patients.

Dr. Loveland explains innovative ACL treatment methods being used at Children's Health Andrews Institute for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.

Dr. Lana Harder discusses research being done on pediatric neuropsychology, the tele-neuropsychology program at Children’s Health, and how it will positively impact the patient population.